Jerry spoke to Ger Egan, who own Egans Garage in Cahersiveen. He says the cost of business has skyrocketed across the board.

Jerry spoke to James Murphy of BillGenie.ie which offers a free utility consultation service.

Yesterday, Independent TD for Kerry Michael Healy-Rae resigned as a Minister of State and voted no confidence in the Government. His brother Danny also voted against the Government and ended his support; he had signalled on Monday when he spoke to Jerry on Kerry Today that he would do so. Michael Healy-Rae was not available for interview – Deputy Danny Healy-Rae spoke to Jerry, as did Fianna Fáil minister Norma Foley, Kerry Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly, and Kerry Fianna Fáil backbencher Michael Cahill. Did Danny’s announcement on Monday leave Michael with no choice but to resign? Minister Foley says the coalition’s deal with the Healy-Raes was dependent upon both deputies supporting them. Michael Healy-Rae said yesterday in the Dáil that he resigned because the Government was not listening to people’s worries about fuel costs as evidenced by recent protests.

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John Galvin from Glenflesk was out in Killarney with his wife on Saturday, April 4th at 5.30pm, when they heard a car horn being honked. Separately, Natalia Eismont was also on High Street. They had to post a video of the culprit and its accomplice who were causing all that noise

Jerry spoke to comment line caller Kate Carmody from Beale. She believes the Government should introduce a universal basic income and it’s imperative to do so at this time of global instability.

Orla Barry, Europe correspondent with The World programme, spoke to Jerry about the election in Hungary that ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule. Orla is a former Radio Kerry journalist and broadcaster.

An estimated 440 households in Kerry remain in mortgage arrears of over 12 months, many dating back to the period between 2008 and 2010. Jerry spoke to Stephen Curtis, CEO of Irish Homes who says a growing number in this financial difficulty are over 60.

Paudie Kenneally of Paudie Kenneally Coach Hire of Newcastle West. The company, started by his father, has had a school contract for 42 years, serving schools in West Limerick and North Kerry. He spoke to Jerry about his decision to stop providing the school bus service.

Breda Dyland, manager of Kerry Cancer Support Group, spoke to Jerry about the impact of the fuel crisis.